Plan of Operators Delays Answer to Miners
New York April 9 At a joint conference of mine owners and workers tomorrow operators will present a counter proposal to arbitration. They seek to bind miners to a plan lasting over two years, avoiding the grievances the workers submitted last week. The plan aims to limit new issues and rely on the existing anthracite strike commission for background. Also notes widespread mine activity resuming in western Pennsylvania and wage movements across districts.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Authacity
Pilin
Pres- Ment Agtchell
Oper
Drs
Whey
Anthracite Coal Siring Commission
Phier
Boweo
George
Mandford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tilacives
North Cervina Avenue
M. P
Carolina, Avenue
Eighth’ Street
George and
Charles Counties
Marylandy
EU Bas
James A
John Joe
David” Burns
Eighth Street
Immaculate Concepion Church
Cohn
Man Cody
West
Ernest
Frank KE
Campbel
Macon
Hawke
Don
Ilresa
Mary Edith Helen
B. P. Hause
Penna
Baltimore
Louise
Harry M. Enis
Charles
Emma Schnebel
Florida Avenue
Glenwood
Cemeter Jones
Abraham’ Jones
Bessie Hodges
Lee's
Third Street
Brayhon
Providence Hospital
Henry
Frank Geier'soas
Seventh Street
Thesiay
Church of the Immuenite Conception
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sullivan
POT, &T
Co Street
Hewat
Catharine
Ante Woods
Ith Street
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Wilkesbarre
J. L. Cake
Summittee
Uichang
Mahanoy City
Charles P. Neill
United Mine Workers
Tidewater
Piesburg
United Mine Workers of America
Tfoxford
Empire Iron and Steel Company
Miners Meeting Called for WV Strike Settlement
A miners convention was called in Wheeling West Virginia for next Thursday by the Mine Workers Union. Delegates from No 3 vein mines in Eastern Ohio and West Virginia will discuss plans to settle the strike. Prospects for an adjustment appear bright and a resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Whoeeting
W. Va
Mine Workers’ Union
Ohio
Cleveland
McBryde
Pittsburg
Operators’ Association of Ohio
Lee Rankin
Iaée
Navy Oregon Smuggling Tale Sparks Mystery Of $750000 Goods
San Francisco April The Evening Post claims a belief that $750,000 in dutiable goods were smuggled ashore from the Oregon near Bremerton before she sailed. Inspectors ordered delays for the battle ship while customs officials verify the claim. Navy officials dismiss the report as unlikely and joke about the sum. Associates say crewmembers often face such charges, but no confirmation exists.
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San Francisco
Fust
Orghon
Bremerton Navy Yard
Bremerton
Navy Department
Oregon
Wells Iargo Company
Santa Fe Railway
Hamiltton
Laughat
Muted entry ends in tragedy at Harmawy home
Jeremah Barr was killed during a nighttime attempt to enter Joseph Reed's house in Harmawy Pennsylvania on April 9. Frank Cooper shot Barr with a hammer after Reed ordered the trespassers off the property. Two accomplices were present but not killed.
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Harmawy
Jeremah Barr
Frank Cooper
Barr
Joseph Reed
Jemit Af Cooper
Cooper
John D Rockefeller Returns From Lakewood Seclusion
Special to The Washington Post reports John D Rockefeller ending his long seclusion at Lakewood and traveling to New York City. He wore a gray wig, matching suit, and casual humor with reporters despite avoiding substantive remarks. He boarded a ferry, then a Grand Central train for Pocantico Hills, declining to discuss future business plans.
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Lakewood
Information
Washington Post
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Manhattan
Pocantico Hill
Standard Oil
Maginate
John D. I
Pocantico Hills
Alis West Fifty-fourth Street
John D, I
Vitu
Leff
Oil King
Jersey Central Railway
Rockefeller
Uke
Mr. Rockefeller
John D
Rockefeller Returns From Country Place in Pocantico Hills
Mr. Rockefeller came to see how spring work progressed. He arrived in the Pocantico Hills area at 3 35 in the afternoon with only his valet. An electric cab waited to take him home.
Church Parlor for Lovers in Cleveland Parish Plan
Rev Charles A Eaton of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church proposes a community parlor in downtown Cleveland churches to offer a weekly meeting space for single, homeless youth to court in a home life setting without special entertainment or preaching. He cites Rockefeller era church influence and aims to provide a dignified place for courting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles A. Eaton
Euclid Avenue
John D. Rockefeller
Witness from Philippines testifies in Patrick retrial hearing
Alexander B. Stanberry a U S Army sergeant who came from the Philippines testified at the New York hearing on Albert T Patrick’s request for a new trial. He said he worked as a Rice clerk and refused to provide statements unless sworn. Jerome pressed letters suggesting attempts to extract money and mentions of spiritualism and deposited testimony. The hearing paused for the day after questioning adjourned the case to tomorrow.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William “Marsh
Rice
Alexander B. Stanberry
United States Army
Philppines
Jerome
Jere Hia
Stanberry
Charles ¥. Jones
Jones
Delancey Nicoll
M Nicoll
Ayill
Pete
Mice
Texas
Ara Stanberry
Straits of Mackinac Open as Gale Rages in 1906 Season
A heavy easterly gale for 24 hours breaks ice in the Mackinac Straits. Open water now extends from Bell Blanc Light to Waygoschance, with docks and beach property damaged. Further damage probable if wind does not shift or ease.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Straits of Mackinac
Straits Sca
Bell Blanc Ught
Waygoschance
Carnegie Foundation Change Inaugurated In New York
Trustees of the Carnegie Foundation met in New York to shift from state incorporation to a federal charter. The change expands capitalization limits beyond the previous $10,000,000 grant by Andrew Carnegie and allows future donations from other sources. President Henry Pritchett of MIT presided.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation
Andrew Carnegie
North America
Henry 8. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
WAINWRIGHT GOES TO JAIL IN MINNEAPOLIS CASE
Alleged robber W. Bartlett alias Thomas J. Wainwright arrived in Minneapolis from New York in custody of two detectives. He was placed in jail under the name Thomas J. Wainwright and charged with grand larceny in the first degree related to a safe robbery at J. Pinault’s residence and the doctor’s deposit box in a local trust vault. movement and arrivals noted include ships La Gascogne Dover and Finland in port records.
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New York
Minneapolis
Minn
W. Bartlett
Thomas J. Wainwright
J. Pinault
Mineapolis
British Support for Postponing Hague Peace Conference
British officials endorse the U S plan to delay the Hague second peace conference until fall or 1907. London confirms full support and stresses Pan American Congress precedes the Hague meeting. Russia has not yet replied as of the latest State Department briefing. Secretary Root awaits further updates from Clinton, N. Y.
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Berling
Hague
Germany
Russia
Rio Janeiro
Great Britain
London
United
States
the Hague
Beeun
Foreign Office
United States
Grey
Reid
Great’ Britain
The
Pan-American Congress
State Department
Baron Rasen
St. Petersburg
Tha
Root
Fort
Clinton
Peasants Win Big in Moscow Electoral College Clash
The report notes electoral shifts in Moscow and St Petersburg as peasants and workers, plus notable nobles, gain influence in the electoral college. The Constitutional Democrats lose ground to radical groups with peasant support, while several prominent figures withdraw or alter tickets amid a broad realignment.
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Moscow
Carrida
M. Guchkoff
St.Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Shc
Uniclassiiéa
Hie -Rasult
Mia
M.shipom
Gemstvo
M. Chetvertkoft
Paul. Delgaroukoff
Gallizin
Mokostkine
Mouromtseff
Mr. Gotoyin
Russia
Prince Gagarin
M. Hashof
M. Kradnys
Peter Struve
Phe. Rech
Constitutional
Democrats
M. ‘Borawiber
M. Boditcheff
Prince Shakovsk
Professor Tenney's New Place Chinese Students Charge
Former president of a Chinese university assigned to oversee Chinese students. Unclear text references Yudri Shi-Hai and a viceroy position, with scattered phrases about education and a forced appointment. Damaged OCR yields few coherent details beyond the institutional shift and student oversight.
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Chinese ‘University
Yudri Shi-Hai
Who
America
England's Education Bill Faces Sectarian Obstacles
Discussion on an education bill highlights sectarian divisions and prospects for a compromise. Key figures include Mr Birrell and religious leaders such as the Archbishop of Canterbury and Bourne, shaping calls for a just settlement and a Welsh educational council proposal.
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Birrell
Peter Ee
Blasté
Canterbury
Archibtenop Bourne
Westminster
of Educational
Council For Wales
Cabinet Changes Decrees Gazetted After Austrian Accord
Decrees gazetted at Sudapest outline cabinet changes following the agreement between Austria and parliamentary royal commissioners. A crisis period convokes the garland Diet for May nineteen and outlines elections.
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Austria
Saloon Men’s Run on Bank Sparks Officers’ Petition
A faction of saloon men causes unrest at a local bank leading to an official petition directed at officers over alleged mishandling of actions. The dispute centers on actions by bank staff amid community tensions and calls for accountability.
Health Office Record Deaths in Haportes Medical Notices
An OCR fragment lists numerous deceased individuals with hospital affiliations and ages, including Suchariah Butler Patrick Bucklay Jeremiah Ducked 204 10th, Henry Dats Providente Hospital 38, Jean Jeme Minn 16th, and Annie Kanivee Neathville. The garbled text mentions Providence oopiva, Sibley Hospital 44 years, and other names linked to Fort Madison and Mount Holly.
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Haportes
Suchariah "Butler
Patrick
Bucklay
Jeremiah
Haapital
Jean Jeme
Sas ‘Williams
D. Mumlaré
Eure
Nytop
GurHeld
Ansa B. Turner
Sibley Hospital
Open Door Policy Progress in Manchuria Ports
A statement from the Japanese Legation notes progress toward open entry for foreign citizens and vessels to Manchuria ports from May 1, with limited exceptions for interior access due to military needs. It says foreign consuls may proceed to their posts at designated locations and commerce will be opened at Danny ha l ien wan when feasible.
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Manchuria
Tizena
Av-Tung-Hsien
Ta-Tung-Kao
Aung-Hsien
Mickden
Interior
Danny
Ha-Lien-Wan
Judge rules on congressman mail matter in Utah intrigue
Judge Johri Marshall delivers decision on L. R. Anderson San Pete County Republican chairman indicted for illegal use of mail to distribute political material in Utah not tied to Congressional proceedings. Court notes Congress may limit political chatter in mails within reasonable bounds while not definitively restraining it.
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United States
Jung Ape
Johri
Marshall
United States District Court
L. R. Anderson
Republicar Committee
San Pete County
James Tawney
Minnesota
Anderson
Congressignal
Utah
Congress
Roosettalton
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Acuse Post-Standard
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Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Undertakers
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Cnmirtaker
Asn Psealler
Pattora
Pelephone East
S. H. Hines
1Th St
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Tarrytown
Mr. Hadley
Tina
Elm
Twenty-Third Street
John D. 1
Sens
Ion the Tran
Mr Rockefeller
Hemenway
Mr. Rothefeller
Gough
Dead Millionaire
Philippines
Petert
Gott
Wainwright
la Gascogne
Kayre
Mionetonka
Bondo
Antwerp
Kremen
Will Alga
Garry Moscow
Joe Se
Prof. Tenney
England
Liberal Party
Commons
Natal
Health Office Record
Gard
Nespitt
Annie Kanivee
Dette
Neathville
Younger Johnson
Margaret “H
Bt. Orr
Harry Bird
Beulah
Skew
Clarence Dornay
Elizabieth C. Miles
Walter A. Peters
Jonaie J
Ginx Floyd Martin
Cora’ Piikar
Hans F. Buss
Staten Island
Tte Avenue
Munich
National
Capital Brewing Co
Mats Frank
Richard’ W. Henderson
Fine “Furniture
Calito
Diuctions
Littlefield, Alvord & Co
Colorado
Telephone
West 140
George E. Hebbard
Travers
Ninth Street
Goll
F. G. Bigelow
Milwaukee Bank
Miwaukee
Wis
Henry’ G. Goll
United States Districte Court
Judes Quarles
First National Bank
Frank G. Bigelow
Gordon Bigelow
Waltham Watches
Waltham Watch. Company
No Walthase Mass
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